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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2003
Page
1
In today's issue The Baytown Sun presents a special advertising section with tips on handling finances and investing. It offers guidance for securing financial futures and making informed money decisions.
State environmental regulators schedule a public comment hearing Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Room 2210 Building F at the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality central office in Austin. The draft rules regulate non hazardous industrial solid waste landfills and address a 1996 Ringwood project near Beach City.
Houston area researcher Armin D. Weinberg, Baylor College of Medicine, links environmental factors to chronic illnesses. He spoke at a Houston-Galveston Area Council meeting on environmental effects of air pollution, noting CDC data and Health costs.
Baytown remnants of the Robert E. Lee High School Class of 43 gathered about 80 members for a 60 year reunion at the Jennings homestead near Cedar Bayou. Former classmates compared scrapbooks and memories, noting changes from their simpler years to today and the long road through war and consolidation.
Friends of the Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center offer a Saturday seafood dinner with fried shrimp oysters trout and redfish plus grilled shrimp and seafood gumbo. City councilman Calvin Mundinger helps as chef noting the center’s education and research work. Proceeds aid center programs at 1724 See Wetlands.
On Sept 13 Texas voters approved Proposition 13, letting local governments freeze property taxes for people over 65 and the disabled starting Jan 1. Baytown will discuss feasibility, with staff preparing fiscal data. Analysts estimate city losses of up to 12.9 million by 2008 and county losses up to 7.4 million.
An administrative review by the Texas Child Care Licensing Division found sufficient evidence that employees at County Day Montessori School in Baytown used corporal punishment on children. The panel also did not find enough evidence for other neglect or abuse allegations.
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